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    September 15, 2014
    Faith and Skepticism about Trade, Foreign Investment

    National Views of Trade & Wages

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    Faith and Skepticism about Trade, Foreign Investment
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    Italy Most Wary Among TTIP Nations
    Vietnam Most Enthusiastic Among TPP Countries
    Publics Divided on Foreigners Buying Local Companies
    Contrasting Views of Foreign Investment
    Emerging & Developing Economies See Trade Fueling Inflation
    GDP Growth & Views of Trade’s Impact on Wages
    National Views of Trade & Wages
    Country Views of Trade & Job Growth
    Growing Trade Seen Positively
    France, Japan, U.S. Out of Step
    Key Advanced Economies Quite Wary of Global Economic Engagement
    Americans Unsure of Trade Benefits
    Americans Less Convinced Trade Is Good
    Most Likely to Say Trade Boosts Wages
    Most Likely to Say Trade Creates Jobs
    Developing Nations Are Generally More Positive about Certain Trade Benefits
    Mixed Views on Trade and Investment
    GDP Growth & Views of Trade’s Impact on Wages
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